Zanthoxylum nitidum

[Guest guest]

You can get the root bark extract from :

 

_http://www.fzrm.com/plantextracts/Shiny_pricklyash_extract.htm_

(http://www.fzrm.com/plantextracts/Shiny_pricklyash_extract.htm) or

_http://www.yinessence.com/board/board_topic/284234/52821.htm_

(http://www.yinessence.com/board/board_topic/284234/52821.htm)

 

(I haven't used them so can't recommend.) Won't prickly ash bark work as a

substitute? Check Duke, but it seems to have sufficient anti-inflammatory and

related properties.

 

Karen S. Vaughan, L.Ac., MSTOM

Creation's Garden

Creationsgarden1

253 Garfield Place

Brooklyn, NY 11215

 

(718) 622-6755

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thank you Karen,

I'm not sure about subs, but I found it in a little pharmacey in Boston

China town today, so I'm all set.

 

Par

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<creationsgarden1

 

Wednesday, August 25, 2004 4:09 PM

Re: Zanthoxylum nitidum

 

 

>

>

> You can get the root bark extract from :

>

> _http://www.fzrm.com/plantextracts/Shiny_pricklyash_extract.htm_

> (http://www.fzrm.com/plantextracts/Shiny_pricklyash_extract.htm) or

> _http://www.yinessence.com/board/board_topic/284234/52821.htm_

> (http://www.yinessence.com/board/board_topic/284234/52821.htm)

>

> (I haven't used them so can't recommend.) Won't prickly ash bark work as

a

> substitute? Check Duke, but it seems to have sufficient anti-inflammatory

and

> related properties.

>

> Karen S. Vaughan, L.Ac., MSTOM

> Creation's Garden

> Creationsgarden1

> 253 Garfield Place

> Brooklyn, NY 11215

>

> (718) 622-6755

>

>

>